The results paint a conflicted picture of a population that believes the state should still support the migrant population, but worries about what it means for their own ability to access services and afford rent. Continue reading →
After a month of relative campus calm, the events around the Oct. 7 anniversary raised the prospect that the pro-Palestinian student movement could intensify. Continue reading →
Tampa has avoided a major hurricane for more than a century, so Milton’s relentless approach was new for New Englanders with family and property in the region. Continue reading →
Hurricane Milton crashed into Florida as a Category 3 storm Wednesday, pounding the coast with ferocious winds of over 100 mph, heavy rain, and producing a series of tornadoes around the state. Tampa avoided a direct hit. Continue reading →
A federal appeals court will hear arguments this week on the fate of hundreds of thousands of immigrants illegally in the country who arrived in the United States as minors and have been shielded from deportation and allowed to work legally. Continue reading →
The Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded Wednesday to three scientists for discoveries that show the potential of advanced technology, including artificial intelligence, to predict the shape of proteins, life’s chemical tools, and to invent new ones. Continue reading →
After voting by viewers online, Grazer won her second Fat Bear Contest on Tuesday by defeating the male behemoth that killed her cub this summer. Continue reading →
For the first time in two months, President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke Wednesday in a phone conversation that was expected to focus on Israel’s plans to retaliate against Iran for a missile attack. Continue reading →
Monsoon rains often cause havoc in Thailand but the flooding has been particularly intense this year, driven by climate change and the La Niña weather pattern. Continue reading →
Hezbollah militants fired rockets at Israeli towns and fought ground battles with Israeli troops in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, as the United Nations warned that nearly 1 million Lebanese had fled the spreading war between Israel and Iranian-backed groups in the Middle East. Continue reading →
If Republicans want to achieve a broad mandate, they must stop attacking the integrity of our democratic system with bogus claims of election fraud. Continue reading →
If a Waffle House stays open in town, neighbors are reassured that the coming storm is unlikely to cause devastation. A closed location has come to indicate impending disaster. Continue reading →
New data from the city show the average Boston homeowner will face a double-digit property tax increase next year, but not as high as experts had feared. Continue reading →
Supporters of the repeal effort said they have collected at least 90,000 signatures — more than enough to put the new law before voters. Continue reading →
With peak fall foliage season nearing full swing, Northern New England is gearing up for a tourism bump this coming three-day weekend. Continue reading →
City Therapeutics, based in Cambridge, is developing new medicines that use RNA interference, or RNAi, to silence genes and halt the production of harmful proteins. Continue reading →
Ms. Segal, a virtuosic and witty author, wrote first about her life as a young Jewish Viennese refugee in England and as an emigre in America. Continue reading →
Mr. Coover, along with Donald Barthelme, John Barth, and others, occupied the vanguard of postmodern American fiction in the 1960s and 1970s. Continue reading →
Reeve’s family opens up about the new documentary on the late "Superman" actor, his deep connections with Williamstown, and his legacy as an advocate. Continue reading →
In addition to Tatum, the Lakers' LeBron James, Minnesota Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards, Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler, and Sacramento Kings' Domantas Sabonis take the spotlight in the 10-part series. Continue reading →
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